he's a great, great man and a great vice president. thank you, indiana, thank you. great.to be back in this great state with thousands of hard working american patriots. we are here to celebrate our amazing achievements together. and by the way, how were those jobs numbers today? how were they? [cheering] president trump: how were they? and to make sure america's incredible comeback continues moving full speed ahead, in just four days, the people of indiana are going to send mike braun to the united states senate. so we can keep making america great again. thank you this election will decide whether we build on the extraordinary prosperity that we've unleashed, or whether we let the radical democrats take control of congress and take a giant wrecking ball to our economy and to our future. it's not going to happen. america now has the best economy in the history of our country. could you believe this? can you believe this? way ahead of schedule. and if i would have said that during the campaign where i spent a lot of days and nights with you, and i was with another special

great job.vernor kate reeves. where is our -- lieutenant governor, where is he? you. spectacular, been the job he has done. everyone is talking about it. u.s. attorney mike hearst. thank you, mike. a very good friend of mine, he is always there, he is always available, and he's very smart. he loves the people of mississippi. he loves the people of our country. senator roger wicker. roger. thank you, roger. great job. and a man that did so well for aly, it will go down long time, you're going to be seeing those words. they were beautiful words, and they were needed very desperately at that time. brett kavanaugh was being treated very unfairly, very, very unfairly. up and hey graham got that you hit very rarely in the world of politics or anything else. the meaning of what he said really changed the course of that event, and now we have a great, great supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh. lindsey graham. thank you. you, lindsay. he really did, that was very special. we are all here tonight to su

great job. thank you. great job.f congress, one of them stopped washington about three weeks ago when he started doing his little auction deal, right? billy. does anybody know billy long? i have never heard an auctioneer so good. but he's a great congressman, more importantly. and he loves the people of this state. billy long. billy. great guy. did everybody see that a month ago? he started doing the auction thing. and these were hardened political people. they've heard it all. and they just stopped in their tracks. they said, what the hell is that? and it was our friend, billy. and another congressman from missouri, always there for us, just like billy, somebody that has been there for the tax cuts, regulation, right to try, you know what right to try is, big thing, big deal, and he was there along with some really great people in the republican party to take care of our vets, to give them choice for the first time in 44 years. [applause] congressman jason smith. thank you. if you don't want to be saying the words,

edwards is the great defender of the great awakening, but he gets stereotyped because of this sermon as a fire and brimstone preacher. he preaches a lot more about the love of god than he does about the judgment of god. i think his most representative sermon is called heaven is a world of love. you can find it on the internet. that is the core of edwards. if he is on the topic, he will also preach about the judgment of god. incredible intellect. i cannot tell you everything. edwards is writing about predestination, original sin, he is writing about enlightenment challenges to the christian faith. he is definitely one of america's greatest theologians ever. if you care about this kind of thing, you definitely have to read edwards. he matches enlightenment thought with traditional christianity. we know this from john locke. this is how this works with traditional christianity. he has read everything and is using it to show why even in an enlightened age, christianity is the most compelling theological system. it is brilliant. what he gets known for is this one sermon. not saying it is

the lead up to the great awakening, some of the overview on what happens in the great awakening and hopefully, that your paper. up for you can see on the screen, we have an image of george whitfield, who is the most famous preacher of the great awakening, preaching in london 1740's.7 30 and he is the sensation of the age, but we will talk more about him when we get there. toe a look at the background what is happening in 18th-century america in regards to religion. we talked about some of this already before in class about the scope of religion and religious commitment across the colonies. if you look at the southern colonies from maryland down to had is, most of what we a formal commitment to the church of england. is therch of england national official church of england, of britain. most of those colonies adopt what we would call a formal establishment of the church of , but the southern colonies, overall, are probably the least religious of all the colonial regions, which if you think about that for a minute, you will see it as weird because we see it as the bible belt today, but in the co

great people. if you don't want to be saying "speaker pelosi" for the next four years, vote for neal and matt. but never a assume. please go out and vote. they have heard that in this business before, right? they are doing well, we don't have to go out and vote. many have suppression, they have suppression where you don't bother to go out and vote, but that did not happen with us two years ago, right? that did not happen. what are the most exciting days in political history and one of the highest-rated night in the history of television. a lot of great things happened, but most importantly, what we did is we won and we won for incredible people in this country. they got what they wanted, and we are producing, and we did it together. i didn't do it. we all did it together. this tuesday, the people of florida are going to head to the polls to elect an incredible new senator. as your governor, rick scott cut your taxes massively by billions of dollars, think of it. he removed job killing regulations a

we had great, some really great election results, as you know. georgia just came in, and that was a big success. florida was a tremendous success with both the governor -- ron desantis will be a great governor, and senator rick scott. and as you know, ohio was a great victory. we had a lot of great victories, so we are very happy about that. we put out a statement on saudi arabia, which i guess most of you have seen. and we will see how that works out. it is a very complex situation. it is a shame, but it is what it is. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: because it is america first, for me. it is all about america first. we are not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and let russia and china and everybody else have them. it's all about -- for me it is very simple, it is america first. saudi arabia, if we broke with them i think your oil prices would go through the roof. i have kept them down. they have helped me keep them down. right now we have relatively low oil prices. i would like to see them go down even lower. but i think it

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great people. great people. since election day, we have created 4.5 million new jobs and millionlifted 4.3 people off of food stamps. think of it. jobless claims in georgia just fell to their lowest level in 45 years. [cheering] pres. trump: more georgia workers are employed today then at any time or any point in american history. think of that. you want to see that end quickly? you want to see george's endperity and quickly -- quickly? it quickly and she will double up your taxes. a lot of bad things will happen. we passed a massive tax cut for georgia families and we will soon follow it up with another 10% tax cut for the middle class. we are working on that. georgia, the great news just keeps rolling in. jobs are going up. crime is going down. wages are rising, first time in many years. you saw that in the report on friday. poverty is plummeting. and confidence is at an all-time high. other than that, we are not doing very well. [laughter] under republican leadership, georgia is safer, georgia is stronger, an

they keep our great nation safe. and i think the american people owe them a great deal. with that, as you speak about wwi, 100 years, what it means for today. the army is in transition as well. we are coming off 18 years of conflict. we are looking at what intelligence tells us will be a great period of competition. the army is taking a number of iniatiatives and reforms to make sure we're prepared to deal with the threats we might face in the years ahead. susan: turning to missy ryan. missy: secretary esper, thank you for being here. it is a pleasure to speak with you. i would like to ask you first about the deployment of u.s. active duty troops to the southern border with mexico. obviously that was a big point of conversation in the lead up to this week's midterm elections. i would like to ask you a question that i got from a lot of our readers as we covered this deployment, which was why was it necesssary to send more than 5,000 active duty troops down to the border states? rather than the national guard troops that have been deployed earlier in the trump administrati

great job. stand up, ruben. great job. that is a good-looking turkey. great job. or two out of a group of 50 exceptional turkeys raised for this event and you can see that. they are known as the presidential flock. after their good fortune today, peas and carrots will live out the rest of their days at wobbler's rest on the -- gobbler's rest on the campus of urging attack, good place, where they will enjoy an enclosure under the care of whole tree science students and veterinarians. they will be well taken care of. however, it will be entirely a rest. even though peas and carrots have received a presidential pardon, i have warned them that house democrats are likely to issue them both subpoenas. nonetheless, in the spirit of thanksgiving, i will be issuing both peas and carrots a presidential pardon. guaranteeely, i can't that your pardons won't be enjoyed by the ninth circuit, always happens. all joking aside, this is a time for americans to unite together in a spirit of love, understanding, un

great american built. to be honest with you we really don't know where the pilgrimage goes from here i believe we're on the precipice of a whole new priscus and that means that. the impossible has now become possible to cairo moment here in america cairo us is latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in sync when you bring the power of stevie big macs keyser together. i am not a terrorist i am not at that as i am not. these days no matter where you are in the world the chances are you walk. in the deaths of innocent people just like any anywhere and thousand probably won't have the slightest idea. and if you won't see coming. what we have seen in post nine eleven scenario that in case of pakistan c.r.u. had been given a license to kill the a bombing villages their villages their houses their mud houses the bombing them sometimes they claim that they have killed a terrorist and then you see he is alive so who have the kill. him image of children for a country for profit. how can you sm

so let's honor all of their hands that went into this great work and the making of this great buildings evening. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states representative from the 8th district of maryland, the honorable jamie raskin. >> thank you very much. the dikdary tells us that the cornerstone is a stone representing the nominal starting place in the construction of a building usually carved with the date and laid with appropriate ceremonies and it usually means it's a secondary definition, it's essential, indispensable and basic and there's another definition which is the chief foundation upon which something is constructed or developed. it's a remarkable pleasure for me to be here in the physical cornerstone of the capitol on this 225th anniversary. we honor the only the laborers and both the free masons and the slaves and the engineers and the painters and the workers who built this capitol. we honor also the essential and dispensable and basic instruments of government and the congress of the united states which is the representative body of we, the people,

really great. \[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] \[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> president trump is in florida thanksgiving. chief this morning about justice roberts comments. the president wrote, justice roberts can say what he wants, but the ninth circuit is a complete and total disaster. a is out of control, has terrible reputation. it is used to get in almost guaranteed result. judges must not legislate security. is turn, will0 show a speech about chief justice roberts about the importance of an independent judiciary. here are some of his remarks. >> i have great respect for our public officials, after all, they speak for the people. that commands a certain degree of humility from those of us in the judicial branch who do not. we do not speak for the people. we speak for the constitution. our role is rick clear. -- our role is very clear. we ensure the political

and great benefit to them. not a great benefit to us, by the way. but at least now we have a good new trade deal with mexico and canada. but we will close the border. that means mexico will not be able to sell their cars into the united states until it is open. but we will need to have a border. when they lose control of the border on the mexican side, we close the border. and we have a very powerful border. we built a strong border in a short period of time. the military has been fantastic. by the way, border patrol and ice, all of the law enforcement we have involved, and local law enforcement too, they have done an incredible job. they have wanted this for years. i'm the first president that has done it to this extent. they have wanted this for years. some of the presidents, i guess they did not care or wanted open borders. i don't think they wanted. most of them come if you go back to 2006, they all approved a wall. a very powerful fence. which is pretty much the same thing. but in 2006, if you look, it obama, you like it hillary clinton, you lo

i say to our great, great warriors hello and happy thanksgiving. we are celebrating thanksgiving over in the united states as you know, and you are celebrating it where you are throughout the world and we will talk to you individually. we are honored to be joined by great patriots. you are great patriots representing each grants of the -- a branch of the armed services. melania and i want to express our gratitude for the sacrifices you make to defend our nation. while you're away from your loved ones, i hope you will take solace in knowing all of the american families you also close wellur heart are all doing . the nation is doing well economically, better than anywhere in the world. nice to know you are fighting for something that is doing well , and that is our country. by the startcome by welcoming colonel stephanie barton. these are real warriors. support the resolute sustainment brigade, and they are joining us from afghanistan. our soldiers are providing valuable aid in joint area operations throughout afghanistan. you are doing and incredibl

great to me on television, this guy is special, a great businessman, now a great congressman. rooney. where is he? [applause] him when he defends the. he is brutal. -- defends me. he gets the job done. another man, great talent, young, handsome, going places -- you talk about defending, he is fantastic, max gates. [applause] thank you, matt, great job. -- matt gates. these people on television are proficient. a congressman who has done a fantastic job, works so hard, gus. [applause] thank you, gus. thank you, thank you. along with the next congressman from florida, 17th district, greg. greg. [applause] greg. and the chief financial officer, he watches all that money that pours in, jim petronas, thank you. thank you, thank you. [applause] thank you, jim. they don't tell me where these people are sitting. thousands of people. i shouldn't have to guess. i should have to guess. we get it right. we are proud to be joined by the next united states senator from florida, governor rick scott. [applause] great guy. [applause] scott is doing a truly incredible job leading your state's hu

emp: what a great thank you so much. for the future of our state and you all are a big part of that. thank my family. they has been on the road. we would not be here without them. they are not here with us. they are doing the security suite for the vice president of savannah, georgia. thank them for their hard work. they have been chopping wood out there. i also want to thank president donald trump. [cheers] kemp: and our vice president, mike pence. [cheers and applause] brian kemp: this tour has been just like it will be in his savannah, georgia tonight. -- in savannah, georgia tonight. we will win because we will get the vote out. are looking forward to welcoming president trump on sunday for a huge rally. it is going to be big. i want to take a moment to extend my craddock to do to our president, our vice president, president,e to our vice president, for all the work they have done and the great response they gave the state, especially in southwest florida, in response to hurricane michael. please help me thank them f

at this time a great personal tragedy of his life occurred. wife and three daughters were lost in a fire in san francisco where they were living. only his son was saved. characteristically, he bore his loss with fortitude and turned his wholehearted effort to the new duty to which his country called him. he commanded the expedition into mexico. he destroyed property and lives in new mexico and he fought for nearly a year and led troops over 400 miles under the most trying and hampering of conditions. when the expedition was withdrawn, it have been greatly reduced. the american people whose heroes must be made of enduring stock had found in john j pershing a unique study and dedication to duty and unflinching loyalty. the american calvary firefight in the chihuahua desert in mexico where only a small part. german aggression have reduced great parts of europe to rebel. and upgraded great masses of europe's population. ♪ when german lawlessness began to add american lives to the casualties it was obviously the you like it states cannot avoid part

a great, great victory. a costly victory but a great victory.ever knowing if they would ever again see their families or ever again hold their loved ones. here are the words of a young soldier named paul maynard from a letter he wrote only a few days before the end of the war. dear mother, i think of you and all at home. i know if i am spared, that i shall appreciate home more than ever, ever before. it will seem like heaven to me to be once more where there is peace and only peace. on november 11, 1918, paul died. in the final hours of battle, just before the end. sadly, he did not make it. he was among the countless young men who never returned home. but, through their sacrifice, they ascended to peace in heaven. rest in peace, paul. the american and french patriots of world war i embodied the timeless virtues of our two republics. honor and courage, strength and valor. love and loyalty, grace and glory. it is our duty to preserve the civilization they defended. and to protect the peace they so nobly gave their lives to secure one century ago.

just a great, great man. and his wife joan and he couldn't be here tonight, too difficult to travel. i know general flynn is a friend of theirs and he spoke to them yesterday. i know that we talked to him-- i talked to joan yesterday, but they sent two of their daughters, debra satterfield and jody ball, please stand and thank you for being here. >> and i want to tell you, we're going to honor a woman tomorrow, not tonight, but tomorrow, but before we get to that, joe flynn and general flynn. by the way did barbara come? there's barbara. and i want to mention and give a tribute to your mother because helen flynn, the mother of general flynn had this extraordinary life. first she had nine kids would have been enough for most, but in rhode island where they're from, she fought for pro-life and party to be better ran for office twice, i think i saw, and just had an extraordinary life. these women, likes phyllis schlafly and helen flynn, they just transformed our country by how they took care of our families and

great man. great man. [applause] mr. martin: he's a great man. just a great man. his wife joan and he could not be here tonight, it is too difficult to travel. i know that general flynn is a friend of theirs. i talked to joan yesterday. they sent two of their daughters, deborah and a jodey. i want you to stand and let everybody see you. thank you for being here. [applause] mr. martin: now i want to , digress on this award because i think it is such a wonderful tribute. tonight, we are going to honor her with the full-time homemaker of the year award. i am going to tell so many stories about phyllis tomorrow. but before we get to that joe , flynn and general flynn. did barbara come? sister barbara. i wanted to mention and give a tribute to your mother. because helen flynn, the mother of general flynn, had this extraordinary life. general flynn, had this extraordinary life. she had nine kids. that would have been enough for most. in rhode island, she fought for pro-life. she ran for office twice and had an extraordinary life. these women, they just transformed our c

you get the great awakening. now, i mean, most people, i think, feel like the time they live in is a time of crisis, but there's no doubt that the colonists felt that crisis in the 1730s and culturally, religiously that set them up for a new religious awakening and the first great awakening in the 1730s and 40s is kind of the main event, although cascading effects of the revivals keep on going through the revolutionary period in the 1770s and it's hard to explain why did the great awakening happen exactly? you could look at social and cultural factors. you could look at the history of the decline of pure tanniity and you would look at spiritual factors and still today people would say that there are spiritual divine reasons why god made this happen and in history class we don't spend much time on that and there's no question that in the 1720s, 1730s, you find evidence of pastors across the colonies and in new england telling their people that they need to pray for revival which is a term that's occasionally terme

news that was also great. evening papers can take advantage of the time difference and that that time warden is was ready after work. this is a photograph of boys in oklahoma city taken by a famous photographer. we will go to the next one now. this really is one of my favorite pictures, it is an ad from the saturday evening post, march 1917 advertising the saxon automobile. if you look really closely, you might think that is the white house. that looks very much like the white house up at the top of the hill and if you look even more closely, that could very well be president woodrow wilson driving the automobile in a stately fashion toward a brighter and more prosperous future. the other thing i find ironic about this ad is it talks about saxon supremacy referring to the automobile but of course wilson was also a believer and anglo-saxons. introduced jim crow into that federal government and they became segregated. this get that what i wanted to talk about today in terms of his democracy was it? the war prope

great work. [applause] enrique: great work. next award for the evening is the jury thompson award. jerry thompson award. the jerry thompson award recognizes extraordinary careers focusing on the qualities mentorship and the memory of jay thompson a long time videographer for cnn. [applause] for his generous friendship, willingness to help others and consistently pushing above and beyond expectations. here to present the jeri thompson award, the 2011 chairman of a rtca cnn senior photojournalist jay mcmichael and donna bash. [applause] >> the jeri thompson award was created in 2012 to recognize photojournalists and technologists in our industry that embodied the standards and .uality of jeri thompson >> the ideal recipient is selfless and eat -- an eager teacher and mentor, someone who constantly reaches above and beyond expectation, a model employee and, most importantly, always different to all. these are the qualities that those of us who were lucky enough to work with jeri thompson remember that he exhibited on a daily basis

great american built. to be honest with you we really don't know where the pilgrimage goes from here i believe we're on the precipice of a whole new precipice and that means that. the impossible has now become possible to cairo moment here in america kyra us is latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in st when you bring the power of stevie beat and max kaiser together. to. no. i am not a terrorist i am not at that or this i am not. but. these days no matter where you are in the world the chances are you're being watched. in the deaths of innocent people you can strike any anywhere like it's over ten thousand meets him yet you probably won't have the slightest idea of your being in the box and if you won't see it coming. what. would you have seen in post nine eleven scenario that in case of focused on cia you had been given a license to kill the villages their villages their houses their mud houses the bombing them sometimes they claim that they've killed a terrorist and then you see

he didn't have a great formal education. he thought himself so much. his writing was great. we found all his original writing from the '50s when he was writing his column all by himself. it wasn't edited. reagan played such a big role in the end of the cold war and modern conservatism and he's ranked among the top presidents. what do you know about him we don't know? >> well, he knew what he believed and he believed what he believed. i had good access to him. i had done a few little legal things for him and lived in sacramento and he and nancy liked mary very much and i told him there's two things you can never ask me. he said oh, what's that? [ laughter ] and i said one, you can't ask me about politics, i don't know anything about it. i was a practitioner. i was a business lawyer. and plus he had ed meese and one of the great political teams and he said one what's the other thing i can't ask you about. i said don't ever ask me who should be appointed a judge. i peer in these state courts, sacramento was headquarters for rural counties and if you get the reputation as a judg

it's a great honor.elania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we're joined today by many members of my administration including secretary of state mike pompeo, hello, mike. steve mnuchin. steve, thank you very much. wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon. ambassador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations andrew, great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? for five decades i have to say the presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to american life and culture. this year it is my true privilege to award this ho

great to see you. my final >> sean: go vote. go shock the world. just imagine the pay off when you look at the media's face tomorrow. they will crack up. that will be worth the price of admission. >> laura: hannity, great show. thank you so much. i'm laura ingram. we're going to take you live to georgia where the race for georgia is getting dirty. charges of racism and accusations of voter hacking. and republican gubernatorial candidate brian kemp joins us later in the show plus the balance of power. we break down the key mid-term races and we'll take you live to the trump rally there in missouri. he and rush limbaugh will hit the stage. but first protecting your future. preserving america that's the focus of tonight's angle. election day! can you believe it? it's important to focus on what we know to be true about the choice that millions of you will make tomorrow. while we often hear that all politics is local there is no getting away from the fact that trum's policies are on the ballot and that shou

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trump: that is great. i appreciated. say hello to everyone. happy thanksgiving to you. the condition of the ship is a one? at: alpha one, absolutely. pres. trump: very important to you know we have another big one. the gerald ford will be joining you pretty soon. how does this compare in size and scope with the gerald ford? you know all about that. that is the new one, right? pat: yes, sir. size and scope, a good friend of my left command of that. the size and scope, about the same. certainly some improvements there to the radars and even the catapults and gears are slightly different as well. pres. trump: tell me about the catapult system. on the gerald ford, they don't use steam which is the first i've ever heard of that does not use steam. i know they have some difficulties which i'm not happy about. and they spent a lot of money. i was just curious, the steam system is tried and true for many years, as long as we have had aircraft carriers. how do you find steam versus what they are doing on gerald for

we have truly a great country, very proud of it and we love it deeply.] >> for christians all across our nation, around the world, this is a sacred seasons that begins 2000 years ago when jesus christ was born, and angel declared to the shepherds tending their flocks behold, i bring you good tidings, great joy which shall be to all people, for unto you is born this day in the city of david a savior which is christ the lord. there in bethlehem mary and joseph held in their hands the son of god, the light of the world and through him the promise of eternal salvation. no matter one's faith or belief the christmas season reflects all that is best in the american spirit. this is a time of year for rejoicing with our family and friends, spreading charity and goodwill and our commitment, all over this country and all of our communities are giving thanks for all the blessings in our lives. we are especially thankful for the countless americans who have given their time and passion to help those in need to. here in the audience are a number of extraordinary force

great state. [applause] and rick scott has done a great job. he has done a great job. vote for any democrat this november is to really vote to put extreme, far-left politicians in charge of and to destroy your your incomes, undermine your safety and put illegal aliens before american citizens. a vote for republicans is a vote to protect your families, to keep america's economic boom going. it ahead, and it is going, it is going better than ever before. and don't forget, we are now normalizing interest rates. president obama, we were heading south and he had zero interest. to do thingsasy with zero interest, but we are normalizing rates. and if you think about it, just take a look at, are they ok, darling, take your time. we got to be with our people. we got to be with our people. is she ok? take your time. do you have a doctor? dr., please. it is what? yeah, move that partition. yes. move it. take care of the person. [applause] good. whoa. [applause] that's good. that's good. that's good. take your time. we have plenty of time tonight, right? plenty of time. i know you

for being such great examples to me, i love you guys. i want to thank this amazing campaign of people. not a dime from a single pack. time, ine, all the every single part of texas, all of you, showing the country how you do this. proud of young guys! to david, and jodey, and chris, and cynthia, everyone who works on this campaign. every volunteer, every ambassador, everyone who knocked on doors, everyone who made phone calls. everyone who allowed themselves to hope, to believe, to be inspired by one another and to turn that into action and in the votes. to do something that no one thought was possible, to build a campaign like this one solely comprised of people, people from all walks of life. , damming theer differences, and decided that what unites us is far stronger than the color of our skin, how many generations we can count ourselves an american, or whether we just got here yesterday, who we love, who we pray to, whether we pray at all, who we voted for last time, none of that small stuff matters now. whichthe greatness into we asp

a great american to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all accomplished. lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah the catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows in coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if we listen. and knowledge. that. he had out. when then this little children's come a sing song. played dade county yoga session broke out which i guess is quite normal here on the west coast you know stay right here i want to go downstairs. to have any of the footage of me spilling the coffee on. awkward to see there were some hiccups during the great american pilgrimage it's never know what might break loo

this is one of those great posters. yes it is world war i. ,yes, there were still horses, but the horse has always been the symbol of the united states calvary. you can ride that horse, you can carry that flag, you can become a part of something very special. look the poem up. one of the things i want to say before i get this out of your way is this is what they call linen backing. s don't the conservatorie particularly care for it. when these were done, the linen was put on it. it helped to keep it from being ripped. maybe now they use rice papers or something like that. the original poster is glued to the linen. it is reversible. it can be taken off. we have posters that are over 100 years old that was done to. the only reason we have it today is that was part of the process to protect them. this is one of my favorite posters here. when was the last time someone you only have what you need? this is a classic example of lithography. lithography in the early years was a waxy crayon drawn on a sandstone block. you can se

we are a great people honoring service and sacrifice for our great nation.you and welcome to arlington national cemetery. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce our veteran service organization host for 2018. mr. lawrence romo, national commander of the american g.i. forum of the united states. romo, a graduate of northern montana college served 28 years in the air force. he was later nominated by president obama as a united states service director. a senate confirmed presidential appointee reporting directly to the president. commander romo was elected national commander in july of 2018. he leads a congressional chartered veterans service organization advocating for equal rice -- equal rights for veterans. please welcome him. wilkie, myecretary fat -- my fellow veterans and families, good morning and happy veterans day. my name is lawrence romo. it is truly indeed my honor and pleasure to represent the american g.i. forum. as the national commander in the sacred resting place, arlington national cemetery. the american g.i. forum is a congressionally

there is a great event. really, it is going to be a very important and i believe a very beautiful ceremony. i am looking forward to going. we are representing the incredible heroes of the world. but the heroes of our country from world war i. so i will be going there, and i am very proud to go there. i don't think we have time set aside for that meeting. that being said, we are very shortly meeting again at the g20 where he will be there and i will be there, and that is where we are actually looking forward to meeting. we will be having a lunch. but i think there will be many people will be there. >> did he call you and congratulate you, and if i could ask you to talk about the staff changes you expect in the white house while you are here? we are eager to hear about them. is general kelly going to stay on? pres. trump: as we make changes, we will sit down and talk to you about it. it is no great secret. a lot of administrations make changes after midterms. i will say that for the most part i am very, very h